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An Unseasonabie Remark.

Boston Globe
It is observed that nobody seems to care TO
carry on the discussion about the best mode OF
heating steam cars.
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Keep the hens that mott their feathers early,
as they will begin to lay before winter 1t re-
qures about three months for hens to mott.
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A Bigger Job than They Thought.

opeclal TO the Indianapolis journal
LAFAYETTE, July 3.-Tippecanoe county has
appealed from the decision of the Circuit Court
to that of the State in the case of Mitchell VS..
The Board of Commissioners. A former board
contracted with Mitchell to perform the work of
indexing old papers in his Office, fixing the price
at cents an entry. The board went about its
business, and Mitchell employed men to index.
When he finished, he presented bill for about
10000 entries. The new board lost its breath
for awhile. and then. under advise of the county
attorney, refused to pay it. Mitchell appealed,
and the upper court held that there was
tract and the bill should be paid Hence the
appeal. If this was the only bill of the kind the
County Commissioners would breathe easier,
but the auditor has a claim, not yet presented
that is alleged to be two or three times as large
as that of Mitchell, and for similar work in his
Office. The amount of work done, doubtless.
ceeded the expectation of the commissioners who
made the contract, or it would probably never
would have been made.
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ILLINOIS.

A Bloody Cutting ARRAY, Growing Out of a
Liquor-Trafiic Quarrel
DECATUR, July "A bloody cutting ARRAY
occurred near a saloon at Blue Mound tks fore
noon. The trouble grew out Of the prejudice
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-04
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
Mr.. Gray's Interesting but Unsatisfac-
tory Experience with White Caps.
Tippecanoe County's Big Job of Indexing-A
Costly Freight Wreck-Fatally Shot at a
Dance-Bloody ARRAY at Blue Mound.
INDIANA.

Incidents Which Caused Mr.. Gray to Regret
that He Visited Marengo.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
CoRYDoN, July 3.-Ssmuel Gray, citizen Of
Paoli, got notion into his head that he wanted
to visit Marengo. Crawford county, although he
had no special business at that place. He &C
cordingly harnessed up his old gray mare and
drove over, taking his small child along to see
the sights. The first point of interest he struck
was a saloon. and he proceeded to fill his hide
with the pae-red article of Crawford county
manufacture. He wanted to show the people of
Marehgo that he an expert driver,
and he consequently drove about the
streets iu a very reckless manner,
finally overturning his wagon and spilling him
self and his child out upon a pile of rocks, both
being considerably injured Gray was taken to
house and put to bed, where he remained until
II o'clock at night, when a band Of White Caps
called upon him and gave him forty nine lashes
upon the bareback. When the White Caps re-
leased him he at once started for home. express
ing deep regret that he had ever struck Marengo.
Affidavits were filed against him next morning, a
constable was sent to Paoli after him, and he
was brought back and fined for being drunk.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON. July 4, A. N.
For Indiana and Illinois-Winds generally
southwesterly and fair weather in Illinois; RAIN
followed by fair weather in Indiana; stationary
temperature
For Ohio-Statonary temperature; winds gen.
orally sogtherly; local rains.
For Lower Michigan-Local rains; southwest
erly winds in the eastern portions; easterly winds
in the western portion; nearly stationary tenn
perature
For Upper Michigan-Warmer. fair weather;
varible winds.
For Observation-Disclosures, fair weather; varia-
BILE winds.
For Minnesota-Fair weather, higher temper
ature in the eastern portion nearly stationary
temperature in the western portion; variable
winds.
For Central and Eastern Dakota-Fair wealth
or; nearly stationary temperature; variable
winds.
For Iowa-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature; westerly Winds becoming variable.
For Missouri-Local rains; winds generally
Bouthwesterly; nearly stationary temperature.
For Nebraskn-Fair weather. variable winds,
becoming southerly; slight changes il tempera-
suPe.
For Kansas-Fair weather; winds shifting to
Boutherly; slight changes in temperature.
For Colorado-Fair weather; slight changes in
temperature; variable winds, generally south
erly.
Local Weather Record.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

The Missouri Pacific company will
begin preliminary survey next week
from Chivington to Lamar. That
will look something Ike new road.
The men who haul dead horses,
hogs and other animals that die and
90 not have to be buried out of
town. get outside of the city limits
and few feet more just to show
there is nothirg mean about them.
To get down to facts, dead ANIMALS
are not hauled far enough from town.
II it is anybody's business to look
after negligence of this kind. they
had better attend 10 their business
and draw their pay.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10
For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres of decided.
land, Is acres under fence and cultivation,
one frame story and II half house l6xsi, one
stouc chIekeh house sxlo. two barns, one l2x-
a. and ane l2xl4, good well, a good cistcrr,
grocery store with three hundred dollar
Stock LOO shocks of good corn. one COW and
calf, oee poay saddle and uridIe The above
land nnd ehasteis nse sis, miic south of Chiv.
in-inE Hiid aDoat twenty -four miles north of
'a@'hr an 'Ha pui',iv tu,td between the two
p-,; rs ~ f' tea - II 4it-a stand aud does
= -"pd '''.-!ress. Al VIII 3' sold for fifteen
. -"drc1 d"!.ar'- Pies u ". \. AIoorn,
:" iis C.i.' t'9io via i.nisi,r.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10
E.J.RABB

Ha, jus, received full and com
pletc line of
Bent County register., 1887-12-10
A.LI-As NOTICE.

Y. :. i-unI O.nc,-, Lamar C5io Oct 3fst 1851
isoinrlldat huFtnss net'u cg.,ercJ at this or
!. oy 80 tlert g. bHfnett against William o.
~ No. 3. dated Lamar. Colo, Jan. Sd, lssS7,
upon the ) +. qunrter section y, Township Is
: range "A " In Bent County, Colorado with
Il view to the Consolidation OF said entry; the
-tiid parties are hereby sumInonsed TO appear
at tins once on the 18th day OF Deem bcr
iesI, at O'Clock \. NJ, TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning sald alleged abandon
1neut.
F. II. sHRoCK, Receiver
Doughty Morris,
Plaintiffs Atty's.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

night.
The I.adIes ALL Society will be
gln their fair on Monday night De.
eember l9;h and continue to 2lst.
The oyster supper given by the
ladies' oEihe Methodist church Tues.
day night, was literally patronized.
o. L. jackson Is Co, succeeds
the firm Of Smith & Jackson in the
Central 1Ieat 1Iarket on tie south
side.
And now some of the old settlers
give it out that we are to have mild
winter hoae ,hey Aaye guessed i,
right.
Neere under obligations to tie
Denyes H-i!y I;my-, oa. of the
news fap-fs Of thar city for an *
change.
cert. :. Is. Rovley representing
ti'e A"nsas Sity Juuyi;al WAS in towa
Iharsdly, he reports quiet times
agwn the road.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Smith is hold
Ing down Chivingtou, he is d good
officer aud always gets to the front
when necessary.
l. L. Maxwell was up to Las Aui-
mas Wednesday, he says republican
newspaper Offices will be assessed
very high next year.
If ever taxpayer was Unsuitable
in complaining over high rates, it is
the present resident of Bent county,
the tax put on the people is on out
rage.
Remember you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one of the
best papers in America and the RIG
IsrER for two dollars and twenty five
cents casl.
i. W. Fuller is the only coal deal
or ON the line Of the road between
Canon City and Hutchinson, Kansas,
" 10 ha~ hrcn able to keep his town
in coal COR the past month.
4. Il. Rogers was ap from wilde
4 few days this week, while working
for himself, he never forgets to do a
good deal far Bent county. We
need mole such men than we have.
We visited Denver for the first
time last week, and our private opin-
ion is, that It is a bigger town than
Lamar viii be for several years. this
statement is with every faith in
Lamar.
The friends of 4. V. Scott, that is
everybody, were glad to see him
down town once moro, after his re-
cent severe illness, aud hope to see
him soon attending to business as of
yore.
J. D. Kersieter, W. T. johnson
aud J. W Ovens all laud holders on
the north side left Tuesday night for
two months visit with relations in
the east. The last uaned will get
married bef2re-fc returns.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

AT meeting of the Lamar Hook
& ladder Co, No. l, on December
the 5th, 1887. The following execu-
tive committee were appointed by
the Chief to make arrangements to
hold their fist annual ball. 1t was
decided by said committee to hold
the same on Friday evening Decem-
Der 30tI', 1887.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

"e'@ AAAA HAs III
town Monday. I
n. J. Underwood was up to Ia
Junta Tuesday.
''sher has arrived at the Postof.
flee Drug Store.
Good nights to sleep, bat poor
mornings to get up.
NJ. d. pnrmcntcr went up to sher-
iian Lake Thursday.
J. w Graham was down from
caddoa Wednesday.
VIM. Ti!ghman has been up from
Dodge Ci,y this week.
J. J. Callison came home from
chi'ng'on Wednesday,
We hear Of a new dramatic club 10
be organized in the city,
n lunch counter will be put IN the
north side bakery next week.
y leap-year party would be in or
der, 10 welcome the new year.
Henry Kellogg has not worried
any over the Hickman contest.
Harry Wilks and wife wcut down
10 Dodge City "Wednesday night
a new brick chimney was put
in the Stock Exchange IDursdly.
Everett Is Co, intends to move
their butcher shop 10 ile south side.
The q. 4. K. boys here are max
Ing arrangements To organize Il lod &c.
Ihe average girl Is making some
kind of Christmas present Tor her
felier,
Lamar city script means cash, one
hundred c,uts on the dollar, good
enough.
Keep the feet dry and warm, is a
precautionary Of value taIs season of
,he year.
Tue mother and sister of Mrs. J.
W. kriger went to La yetA last Sat.
urday night.
Several new members were added
to the y. o. U. w Lodge at their
last meeting.
Not over one man in a hundred in
the United States has read tie pres!
dents message.
Going east to get married this
winter is becoming epidemic among
the young men.
Our former citizen J. Fritz Briud
is doing well at Denver in the real
estate business.
The patent papers will be publish
ing the presidents message for the
next two weeks.
a. E. Bent q Co, have a very
handsome Sign hung up in the Office
of the llewes hotel. R.
Wait for the fnr given by the
Ladies' Aid Society to buy your
Christmas goods.
w. a. Alcorn returned from Kan
sas last week and was down from
Swift City Thursday.
Listen to that roar 1t comes from
the man who has just learned the
amount Of his taxes.
Tax paying time, no getting around
it or the newspaper men would have
caught on before this.
W. W. Louden and II. A. Bump
addresses the public through our
ad, ertising columns to day.
There will be dance given by
.sTbe Good Samaritans" at Holmes
hall on next Thursday evening.
w. E. Alexander came down from
Ghivington Monday and went down
to Dodge to visit his family.
G. G.. Ament left Monday night
for visit in Kansas and Illinois ex,
pecting to be gone two months.
The REGISTER is year and hall
old TO day, quite a change in Lamar
since the first issue of the paper.
D
Bent County register., 1887-12-10
a n 9. g. E.R. r.

When travelling for health, business or
pleasure, take the Banana Line iof an
Through tickets to all important points in
the United States and Denadn and Mexico
Rag3n..e checked TO destination
The Daio Pullman Palace Car Service anu
the dining stations operated and controlled
Comment necessary w. +. WHITE,
Gen. Passenger aud Ticket Agt., Topeka, hs.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10
EXECUTIVE coMNIrrEE.

II. y. Billow Geo. Trommlitz, C.
c. IIuddleston, G. a Picklum, Joe.
Everett and E. f. Whining.
The following subcommittee were
appointed by the executive commit
tee at their meeting held Dee. 9th,
1887.
CoMrEE. on PRINTING & INVITATION.
c. G. II adhesion, Z. L. Whiting,
]. L. Lang, NJ J. Underwood and IT,
IL. VanOrsdale.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Geo T. Herbert, joe Everett, G..
A. Picklum and C. c. Werth.
FLOOR coMNIrTEF.
Jesse l.. Lang, A. E. Dent, W. S.
REYNOLDS, Chas. Baldwin, E. Z.
Whiting and C. G.. Huddleston.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
f. e. Whiting and Joe. Everett.
COMMITTEE on SUPPER.
Geo. T. Herbert, n. A. Billow, G.
a. Picklurn, o. L. Jackson, d. NJ.
Jones and L. f. Whiting.
LADIES COMMITTEE on SUPER.
Mrs. Geo. T. Herbert, Mrs. II. A.
Billow, Mrs. c. G. Huddleston, Mrs.
a. v Scott, Mrs. E. T.. Whiting,
Miss Lille Strom, Mrs. JAS Holmes,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Parmenter, Mrs. Chas.
NJ. Morrison. Mrs NJ y. Metcalf and
/ Mrs. F. G. Descent.
Geo. Trommliiz, Sec'y.,
II. \. Billow, Chairman.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

just received, fresh roll butter 80
cents per pound at kurtz's. Try it.
Goodale & Cooper will insure your
house against loss by Fire, Lightning
or Toruadoes.
GooDALE < COOPER Loans MONEY
on FIHAL PRooF and FARM PEop-
EHrY.
Insure you. property in good
Companies with GooDALE & CoorER
Plenty of choice apples, butter,
eggs, celery, oranges, lemons, grapes
etc, cheap at Kuriz's.
Bump viii keep firstclass line
OF sheet music, instruments and Jew
elery of all kinds always on hand.
Jansen Bros. & Demorest are of
fering special inducements on ther
overcoats, winter clothing, boots,
shoes, gloves and mittons. It will
pay parties wishing to buy to get
their prices. % If.
Bent County register., 1887-12-10

THAT HACKING COUGH can he so quickly
cured by shilloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. shiloh's Nitalizer is guar
antecd to cure You,
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
tdy for YOU.
CNrAERIi CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by sniloh,s Catnrrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Fer lame back, side or chest, use shiloh,s
Porous Plaster. Price - cents.
y sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures Con-
sumption.
siilLOH's NITALIZER is what you need for
Cohsiipation, Loss OF Appetite Dizziness and
cents per bottle.
CkouP, wHooPING COUGH and BronchI-
It's immediately relieved by shiioh's Cure
For sale by Decker q Brooks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
WACO,
After Barn Burners-A Novel Game OF
Chfss.

After Barn Burners-A Novel Game of
Ch;ss.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. pa telegram was
received here to-day from Moody, re-
questing Geo. Oglesby to come there at
once with his blood hounds to try and
track incendiaries. The barn of Elisha
Simms, farmer who lives near Moody,
was burned last night, and it was hoped
if the hounds were put on the track at
once the tirebugs would be hunted down.
Mr.. Simms lost two fine horses and lot
OF feed in the barn. The Moodyites are
indignant, and it will be bad for the barn
burners if the latter are caught.
A novel game of chess, between the
Dallas and Waco Chess clubs, is going on
by postal cards, daily moves being made.
DR.. H. G. Saunders and Mr.. Il. n.
Thompson conduct the moves for the
Waco club. The sixteenth move was
made to-day by Waco. The Dallas move
or reply will come tomorrow. The game
is being watched with interest by mem
bers of the clubs in each city.
Msxey's friends here were somewhat
chagrined to-day when the news came
that their favorite was falling behind.
The Reagan men are, of course, jubilant.
Every indication of rain here fails, and
the drouth has become very serious
matter. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
A SNAKE CHILD'S STOMACH.
a Reptile a Foot Long Escapes from s
Ohild's Mouth.

A Reptile a Foot Long Escapes from a
Child's Mouth.
MINNESOTA JUNCTION, WIS, Jan. 90
The Evening Wisconsin says: The case
of three-year-old child of Charles Gill
man of this place, which died recently,
has attracted considerable attention, from
the fact that the little one expelled a
snake from it's stomach previous to its
death. The child had suffered bad
health for long time, continually vomit-
ing yellowish matter which stained its
clothing. One day the child directed Mrs.
Gilman's attention to small snake on
the floor, which had evidently escaped
from its mouth. The reptile was about a
foot long, of brown color, and with
q yellow belly. Its eyes protruded from
its head, and when molested it would run
out its tongue. After being relieved of
the Shiny occupant of its stomach the
child stopped dropping, but subsequently
sickened and died. The attending physi-
clan was of the opinion that water had
collected on the child's stomach after the
snaEe's departure and caused its death.
The bereaved parents recollect having
given the child drink of spring water in
the dark about year previous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
ON WALL STREET.
Little Activity In the Stock Market
Tie General List Almost In
variably Lower.
About Equally Divided Between
Gains and Declines.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special 10 the Gazette.
y NKw YORK, Jan. 26.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at 90; Texas and Pacific
incomes at 624; Rios at 7Ol; Kansas
and Texas rs at l13; Missouri, Kansas
and Texas IS at Sc, rs at 115; Houston
and Texas Central rs st %.
Sterling quiet.
Governments steady.
Money easier, 4@44 per cent.
Wheat dull and steady.
Oil closed at 705.
Cotton 2 points higher.
Coffee unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK. Jan. % Government
bonds dull and steady.
The stock market showed little ANNA
ton, and the dealings for the most part
were again confined to room traders. The
events of TIE day wou seem to indicate
that the bears were much more active
than for some time past, and while q ma
jority of operators are once more awaiting.
the outcome of the Interstate commerce
bill their operations meet with little Op-
position. The European situation had
no effect upon values, though some buy
ing for London account gave the market
a firm appearance early in the day. There
was firm opening, the first prices being
gene rally to per cent. above last even
ing's final figures, though Pacific Mail
was ! higher. Further slight advances
were recorded in early trading, but the
list soon gave way under the ham,
merings of the pears and the
Withdrawing of European purchasers,
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
being the heaviest sufferers. The market
rallied late in the hour. Shortly after IL
many stocks were at the highest for the
day. Prices then again yielded, although
the trading was devoid OF intereet.
In the afternoon there was more &C
tivity and the decline gathered
force, though there was q fractional rally
toward = p. m. The ,wnward move
ment was again renewed in the last hour,
the lowest prices being recorded at or
near the close, which was dull and weak.
The active list is almost invariably lower,
the only important advance being II per
cent. in Cameron Coal, while Colorado
Coal is off ], Kansas and Texas and Nor
folk and Weste n preferred II each, West
ern onion 1t, Texas and Pacific. Hooking
Valley and Oregon Navigation 1t.
The railroad bond market was quiet.
Prices were generally firm in the fore
noon, but some irregularity was devel-
oped later and the final declines are as
numerous as the advances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
CHARGED WITH TRAIN ROBBERY
An Arrest Made at Cisco-Supposetito l
Ono of the Gordon Gang. "a
SnacIoI IN the Gazette "a

One of the Gordon Gang. "a
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, Ten, Jan. 26.-This evening as
toe north bound train on the Texas Gen.
trail Road pulled in S. P Maddox, United
States Deputy "arshal, arres ed j. B.
Suttle on suspicion of being one of the
train robbers who robbed the train near
Gordon. From some cause or other the
Sheriff of Stephens county has had his
eye on Suttle for some time. He left
home day or so ago and this evening
got on the train at Alexander and
Mr.. Maddox got on at Dublin,
and they both came on the same
train to Cisco, where Mr.. Maddox re-
ceived telegram from Deputy Sheriff
Ray of Palo Pinto county to arrest Suttle,
which Mr.. Maddox did without any
trouble. Mr.. Suttle lives about eight
miles from Gordon, the place where the
robbery was committed. He had pair of
saddlebags which contained few clothes,
some victuals and bottle of whisky,
also S2l0 in money. Mr.. Suttle claims
to have been on his way to FL Paso coun-
ty to see after his stock. He is known
by several people here, who seem to
think he cannot be guilty of the crime.
Mr.. Maddox says he is not certain wheth-
er he has the tight man or not, but he has
every reason to believe he has. Mr. SUIT
tie is not very laxative, and does not like
the idea much of going to Gordon, where
Mr. Maddox will take him tonight on the
40 train. S. H. Royal, postal clerk,
is with Mr.. Maddox aud will 60 with him
to Gordon to night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
His Injuries Prove Fatal.

Special TO the Gazette.
MILANo, TEX, Jan. 26.-Mr. J. l.. Nc
Elvey, who was reported as being ls a
critical condition, died about noon to-day.
It appears that all aid was given the suf-
ferer, and from what we can learn the
company are not in any way to blame IS
brakeman told the deceased that it WAS
unsafe to Jump on the cars. The deceased
leaves wife and children, who deeply
mourn his loss. From urgent inquiries
we find the railroad authorities blameless
as the deceased was warned not to Jump
through the cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27

Safe, permanent and complete are the
cures of bilious and Intermittent dis
eases, made by Prickly Ash Bitters. Dys-
pepsia, general debility habitual coDsti-
IPaNon, liver and kidney complaints are
sedilyseradicatedgFom kthe system. 1t
distnfecfs, eleanses and eliminares all
maaaria. Health snd'siEor are Obtained
more rapidlgand permaHently blythe use
sW this grest'naturaIa An tadote than by dny
'bther remedy heretoforesAnown. As p
blood purifier and tonic it brings health,
renewed energy and vitality to q woFn
and diseased body. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
Notes from Jefferson.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Jan. 2G.-The ap-
propriation to build $4,000 Federal
Courthouse at this place has passed both
branches of Congress, and the court IS
located at Jefferson permanently. There
is great rejoicing here.
Sheriff Perry of Marshall telephoned
this morning to Sheriff beware to look
out for man who committed rape at
that place last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27

Phoenix. The article is based on an in
terview with reliable gentleman, direct
from the home Of Jesse James, en- route
to the Pacific, who offers chain of cir
eumstantisl evidence most convincing
that the alleged assassination was all
ruse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
KILLED 4 KENTUCKY GIRL.
Lud Cornish Shoots Farmers Daughter.
Talk of LynchiDg.

SPRINGFIELD, KY, Jan. 26.-News has
Just reached here of fearful tragedy
committed in the northern part of this
county. Yesterday afternoon Lud Cor.
nish went to the residence of John Green,
a respectable farmer living near Shsrps.
vile, and after few words shot and in.
3tantly killed Lucy Green, aged eighteen
The mother of the girl attempted to save
her daughter and was also slightly
wounded. Cornish was pu. under arrest
and brought to Springfield and jailed
The particulars of the affair cannot be
obtained yet. Lynching is talked of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-27
A War Correspondent Ordered Home.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Lew Wander
poole, war correspondent of the Paris FL
caro-, who served that paper in the Russs-
Turkish and other campaigns, and who is
at present III this city, received cable
gram from LIE Figaro to-day saying that
war is imminent and inevitable, and or
dering him to return to Paris not later
than February l.